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Dragon Down Under (2011)

by Angela Castle(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Whiskey Creek Press Torrid

series

Dragon Down Under

review 1: This story has so much potential but, because of the writing style, it just doesn't come close to achieving its potential. It reads like an early draft rather than a polished, final version. Sentences don't flow one into the next, the sex scenes are more mechanical than emotional, and there isn't much depth to the main characters, notwithstanding their individual past difficulties. I did like the bit of mystery surrounding Serpent Mountain and the suspense created by Grekko, so I kept reading and found that section to be quite interesting. I'm prepared to give this author another chance.
review 2: Dragon Down Under was a cute, sexy story about a dragon shapeshifter who is exiled from his home realm into the human world after being wrongfully accused of a crime.... more Once on earth, Kaden meets his human true mate when he buys land in Austrailia. Terrie is also instantly attracted to Kaden despite her resentment of having to sell her land to him because of money issues.The romance was very fast moving but sexy and exciting. The hero is pretty dominant and possessive (but still a nice guy) so if you like that type you should enjoy him. One big thing I have to warn about: the editing and some of the word choices are just not great. While I liked the overall story, the writing seemed kind of basic sometimes and needed a good editor. Also, the Kindle version has annoying formatting errors like adding random numbers at the end of sentences.I liked the basic story despite the editing issues, I thought the dragon hero was sexy and I liked the heroine for the most part. There is a spanking scene but wasn't a big deal to me since I read much more intense BDSM. less

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